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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
8
An advertisement touts a home remedy using ordinary oats and darwille powder to remove blemishes from face neck and hands. It claims results in 42 hours and promises smooth transparent skin free of freckles tan sun spots and wrinkles with a money back guarantee from department stores and cosmetic houses.
Washington Jan 23 The War department released the January 1 position of American expeditionary forces noting changes in command. Major Generals Rhodes Traub Lyon and Martha were relieved. 87th and 9th divisions reassigned under Martin and Erwin while 34th and Sh awaited new general officers. occupation array unchanged though some divisions listed as tentative.
A vintage ad claims a long standing cold and cough remedy for all ages. It promotes quick relief for chest congestion fever sore throat and cough with a price of $1.20. Readable phrases reference a family friendly standard remedy used for almost three generations.
A garbled advertisement promotes Dr Kias's New Life Pifly claiming quick relief from stomach and digestive distress. It targets readers feeling dizzy bilious or constipated and urges trying the product at a low price.
A dated press release reports a revised mortality figure from 1916 to 1918 due to the blockade. Civilian malnutrition deaths exceed initial estimates, with officials planning full material release to prove the figures are factual rather than propaganda. The notice notes only clearly established cases are counted. A separate item: arrest of 18 year old Mesleanian for shoplifting at a department store on West Second South Street.
A Hungarian speaker Count Karoly warns the need to preserve territorial integrity amid postwar realignments. He argues ceding land risks autonomy for detached peoples and harms Hungary’s economy, urging a Danubian federation instead. An Armstrong Department report outlines federal food administration work in Utah over two years, noting extensive detail from multiple divisions and officials.
An advertisement from 4 ECRMAN LABORATORY in Phiadeton promotes Kelman Alterati claiming it cures persistent coughs and related lung afflictions. The ad highlights a 29 year successful track record and mentions endorsements by AOC and Sibi Doltles.
King George approves Princess Patricia of Connaught renouncing her title and style on her marriage to Commander Lord Alexander Ramgay next month. She will be known as Lady Patricia Ramgay after the wedding. John will inherit a substantial portion from his mother the late Duchess of Connaught estate.
Washington reports plans for a grand welcome of the 27th Division when it returns from active service. General Pershing and Secretary Baker discuss parade options and logistics including transport, location, and possible city d esignations. The Rainbow Division may travel to Washington or Chicago for a joint celebration as troops demobilize.
A vintage advertisement touts Poslam to soothe irritated skin and eczema. It claims rapid relief from itching and inflammation and promotes Poslam Soap as a daily aid for clearer, better skin with sample requests from New York.
Washington reports the Justice Department informed the House remigration committee that about twenty thousand aliens were interned during the War and may be deported under a new bill. About two hundred merchants seamen and the rest resident aliens are among those affected. Bethlehem Steel Ex dividend and annual results noted.
Denver January 23 resolutions against government ownership of railroads urge federal regulation and licensing of packers and stockyards. They support restoring rates and service to private control and favor universal military training and high school ion instruction. The group also backs central control of railroads and stern oversight of meat packers and imports from Mexico to curb stolen cattle and hides.
A home treatment claims to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises using Parmint and hot water with sugar. The ad notes quick, often complete relief after other treatments failed and urges readers to share the formula with others who suffer ear symptoms.
Archibald Stevenson of the Military Intelligence Bureau testified before the Senate committee that Bolshevik movement leaders already run soviets in U S industrial centers and aim to seize government. He cited German post war propaganda and named figures like John Reed and Albert Rhys Williams as active organizers and lecturers.
A congressional inquiry examines radical propaganda and immigration policy. Statements by Mr. Stevenson reference a 15,000 dollar payment from Dr. Dernburg to a paper and discuss efforts to curb radical activities, while questioning Frederick Towne’s views and connections to foreign influence during the era.
Uncertain ad claims Hyomel inhalation can relieve catarrh quickly. The ad urges readers to buy Hyomel and breathe its fumes daily to ease inflammation and sore spots, promising fast relief and a cure for hay fever and related symptoms.
WARSAW, Saturday. Jan. 18 - The majority of the German soldiers returning from Tulsi declare that after a few weeks at home they are willing to return and fight the Bolsheviks on the eastern frontiers. They hope they are not fighting rulers for the Bolsheviks' benefit.
A conference approved forming the National American Merchant Marine Association to develop a private enterprise based merchant fleet. R. Goodwyn Rhet of Charleston was elected vice president and Winthrop L. Mayvin of Boston secretary, with other officers to be named later. Former Admiral Francia T. Bawles opposed permanent private organization, urging a voice for the people over private interests.
A conference aims to develop a plan and program for a practical American merchant marine funding framework. It invites representatives of all related interests to participate in shaping policy and operation for a funded merchant fleet.
Frank Fleece, a Helper grocer, was seriously injured while crossing railroad tracks when his foot caught in a switch and his right arm was severed by moving cars. He suffered coma and multiple bruises. transported to St. Mark's hospital for emergency surgery.
Principal speaker ilebert Grant will attend the funeral of Jonn Th Barnes a pioneer merchant of Kaysville. The service is set for noon Sunday at the Kapeville tobernacke with burial in Maysville city cemetery.
General Milne provides the first official description of the Bulgarian defeat in the Macedonian front. British, French, and Serbian forces pressed from Lake Dojra to the Vardar, with heavy losses and 1200 Bulgarian prisoners taken as the line collapsed and retreat began along the front.
The board of health reported four influenza fatalities in Salt Lake City including Nick Mastoria, 3% grave of age, Anna Reed, 4, Pauline Stayes, 14, and Jose Cruz, 3, with addresses at 200 North State Street and 754 Kant Twentyefital Booth Street. Seventy one new cases were quarantined.
A claim describes a Japanese product named Ice Mint that allegedly relieves corn pain instantly. It promises cooling relief, softens hard corns and between-toe corn calluses, and claims skin irritation free. The ad urges readers to buy Mint in drug stores for quick, lasting comfort.
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